2018-19 Premier League: Week Nine – Saturday
Premier League returns from the international break with plenty of blockbuster matches to kick off the weekend.
Premier League returns from the international break with plenty of blockbuster matches to kick off the weekend.
With the international break now in full force, this weekend was a last chance for teams to find some momentum to take into fortnight off.
After a pulsating Saturday of Premier League action, can Liverpool and Manchester City throw up similar drama? Arsenal and Chelsea are also in action on a hectic Sunday as they face away trips to Fulham and Southampton respectively.
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League leaders, Liverpool faced a tough test as they visited title rivals, Chelsea in a crucial top of table clash as both sides aimed to keep their unbeaten starts going.
After numerous teams were in Carabao Cup action this past midweek, its time to switch attention back to Premier League on this blockbuster Saturday.
As midweek European Football takes a break, its time for third round of Carabao Cup with some tasty matchups.
With club action back in full swing, this weekend proved to be the most exciting yet as the table saw a shakeup from top to bottom and plenty of goal action.
Highlights include Manchester City’s trip to Cardiff whilst Liverpool look to maintain their unbeaten home run as they welcome Southampton to Anfield.
After a fortnight off, the Premier League returned this weekend with plenty of cracking action concerning the whole league table.
After a fortnight off to make way for international football, the Premier League returns with a bang as the top five all feature in Saturday’s action.
This weekend saw final round of opening Premier League fixtures as teams take a fortnight off for international break, so here is a round-up of the action.
The day’s blockbuster match sees Watford meet Tottenham as both aim to continue their unbeaten starts whilst Arsenal and Manchester United face away trips at Cardiff City and Burnley.
With the first international break within sight, this weekend is important for every team as they look to take some momentum into the fortnight off.
After two dramatic opening rounds, the 2018-19 Carabao Cup has exploded into life after defending champions – Manchester City and their fellow European qualified teams finally joined the competition in the Third Round draw.
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